First Presbyterian Church of Loudonville, Ohio

01/24/2026

Don’t forget about our annual congregational meeting on Sunday February 8.

12/13/2025

Due to cold temperatures and forecasted snow, church will be cancelled tomorrow Sunday December 14, 2025. Sorry for any inconvenience but the safety of our members is our number one priority.

02/16/2025

We are canceling church service for this morning Sunday February 16, 2025 due to the weather. Stay home and stay safe.

01/23/2025

Worship for this Sunday January 26, 2025 will be a combined service with Perrysville beginning at 10am.

02/20/2024

The Perrysville/Loudonville Ministerial Association has established a Facebook presence, enabling all member churches to share updates and events in a single platform. We invite you to connect with us and stay informed about local church happenings.

https://www.facebook.com/lpma.2024?mibextid=ibOpuV

01/15/2024

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Brenda Long. Please keep her family and friends in your prayers during this difficult time.

View Brenda Jo Long's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

01/13/2024

Due to cold temperatures forecasted for tomorrow and the fact that lots of our members are older or live far away. We have decided to cancel service in Loudonville. If you would still like to attend worship, we will meet in Perrysville at 09:30 am.

10/02/2023

09/17/2023

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Shirley Cline Kaczur who gained her wings Wednesday morning. Please keep her friends and family in your prayers and stay tuned for a celebration of life next Spring.

View Shirley Ann Cline Kaczur's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

09/05/2023

Churches throughout our community are teaming up to show our support for our schools as well as keep them lifted in prayer all year long.

The yard signs are only $6! If you are interested in one please let Pastor Tabitha know ASAP.

08/28/2023

Who do you say Jesus is? The Creator. The Messiah. A symbol of peace, hope and love. An image of ever lasting life. A man with dark flowing hair.

How do we know who Jesus is? Stories told by friends, families and church leaders. Accounts read in the Bible. Pictures in books or online. Is everything we know about Jesus true? Unfortunately there are people in this world who pass along misconceptions or misunderstands of Jesus. We need to be careful what “Jesus” we follow.

Is it possible for us to truly understand for Jesus is? In our sermon from yesterday we look at all of these questions.

08/21/2023

We have heard many of Jesus’ miracles from raising people from the dead to casting out demons. While we can't bring someone back from the dead, could we perhaps raise them from a dead sinful life to a new life in Christ?

As we look at the second miracle, we must first ask ourselves if demons are still present today and how we protect ourselves from them. Once we figure this out then we can be better prepared to help others get rid of their demons.